Change of groups on bar coinvariants #
For f : G →* H and a compatible coefficient map φ : A ⟶ Rep.res f B, the map on bar
coinvariants sends ⟦a ⊗ c⟧ to ⟦φ(a) ⊗ f_*(c)⟧. This file constructs it by transporting
Mathlib's inhomogeneous chain map across Amelia Livingston's inhomogeneousChainsIso, then
proves this tensor formula. Thus the construction works for arbitrary homomorphisms, including
ones for which restriction does not preserve projective representations.
The chain square and its induced homology square identify the algebraic change-of-group map
in comparisons with equivariant chains of a contractible free group action. Coefficients may
have nontrivial action. The bar map uses the existing
TauCeti.Rep.barComplex.resChainMap, which applies the homomorphism to all group labels.
References #
- K. S. Brown, Cohomology of Groups, GTM 87, Springer, 1982, Chapters I.5 and III.8.
Change of groups on bar coinvariants. On tensor classes this applies the compatible coefficient map in the first factor and relabels the bar chain in the second factor.
Instances For
The inhomogeneous-to-bar chain identification commutes with change of groups and compatible coefficient maps.
The inhomogeneous-to-bar chain identification commutes with change of groups and compatible coefficient maps.
The inverse chain identification also commutes with change of groups.
The inverse chain identification also commutes with change of groups.
On any tensor class the bar map is the tensor of the coefficient map and the existing bar-resolution map, followed by passage to the target coinvariants.
The identity homomorphism and identity coefficient map induce the identity on bar coinvariants.
Change of groups on bar coinvariants respects composition of both the homomorphisms and the compatible coefficient maps.
The induced map on the homology of bar coinvariants is Mathlib's change-of-group map on group homology under the existing chain identifications.
The induced map on the homology of bar coinvariants is Mathlib's change-of-group map on group homology under the existing chain identifications.